Bloody Mary Pickle Skewers Recipes

Steps:

• Combine tomato juice, pickle juice, vodka, Worcestershire, horseradish, hot sauce and some black pepper in a small pitcher and stir. Fill an 8-ounce glass with ice, pour the Bloody Mary over the ice and garnish the glass with the celery and lemon wedge.
• Stack the cornichon and olive on a 3-inch skewer. Place atop the Bloody Mary and enjoy!

Steps:

• Pour dill pickle juice into a shallow plate. Combine sriracha salt, celery seed, and black pepper on another shallow plate.
• One-by-one, dip the rims of 4 glasses first into the dill pickle juice and then into the salt mixture to coat the rims. Place glasses into the refrigerator or freezer. Pour remaining dill pickle juice and salt mixture into a large pitcher. Add vegetable juice, vodka, lime juice, horseradish powder, and hot sauce. Mix well. Allow Bloody Mary mixture to rest for at least 1 hour in the refrigerator.
• Slide 1 pickled egg, 1 pickled okra spear, and 1 dill pickle onto each bamboo skewer.
• Before serving, add 2 two ice cubes, 1 loaded bamboo skewer, and 1 celery stalk to each rimmed glass. Give the Bloody Mary pitcher a stir and pour evenly into the 4 prepared glasses. Serve immediately.

Steps:

• 1. Scrub pickles, and rinse hot peppers. Cut hot peppers into squares, NOT RINGS. This way you are not using the seeds.
• 2. Sterilize jar, lids and wash rings. Hint: I wash, rinse and wipe dry my jars, then place them in a 225 degree oven for 20 minutes to sterilize them. Place the lids in boiling water and hold until use.
• 3. Take a skewer, in this order place a cucumber, square of hot pepper and then pearl onion.
• 4. Make brine, of salt, vinegar and water, bring to a boil and boil for 3 minutes. In the meantime place dill and garlic into jar, pack your skewers into the jar, fitting them as tight as you can get.
• 5. When brine is ready fill jar to top, carefully jiggle the jar to bring air bubbles to top, adjust brine to cover leaving 1/4 inch from top. Place on lid and band, screw down.
• 6. If not going to process in a hot water bath, you can leave these sit on the counter for 24 hours and then refrigerate. They should be ready to eat in 2 weeks, or to have as a special treat in your Bloody Mary. If processing, hot bath for 7-10 minutes.
• 7. This BRINE makes enough to can 6 jars of these skewers, adjust recipe to suit amount.

Steps:

• For the garnish skewers: Stack each of 4 skewers with an okra spear, olive, lime wedge and sport pepper.
• For the bloody Mary: Add tomato juice, vodka, brine, lime juice, hot sauce, Worcestershire and horseradish to a pitcher. Stir vigorously to combine. Pour into 4 tall glasses filled with ice. Garnish with skewers.